Id say Mens Basketball Hardest. Not sure what the easiest is? TEnnis?
What is the Hardest/Easiest Sport to get a College Scolarship
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#1What is the Hardest/Easiest Sport to get a College ScolarshipTags: None -
#2Not many full scholarships except in football and hoops for most programs
video gamer scholarships the real deal nowComment -
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#4FootballComment -
#5Women's sports getting scholarships of any kind are a travesty towards the football players who generated that money.
Even on football teams only maybe 1/2 the guys are on scholarship. There might be 70 guys on a team but 30 are practice squad and many others never see the field.
That's why on senior days they always announce dudes you've never heard of. They were practice squad basically.
I'd say mens basketball is the toughest because you have to be elite as penetrate to get one of the 8-10 spots.
Tennis or baseball in college means you're too pussy to go pro.Comment -
#7Football
Very few get baseball scholarshipsComment -
#8Hardest is Football , not as many teams as basketball and baseball with Community Colleges , DIII, etc .
Easiest would be probably baseball , there's so many colleges outside D1 , simply due to the higher quantity available .Comment -
#9Each baseball school has like 11 scholarships available. Not as many as everyone thinks.
Athletically it’s probably football, soccer for girls, but none of them are particularly easy to getComment -
#10Women's sports getting scholarships of any kind are a travesty towards the football players who generated that money.
Even on football teams only maybe 1/2 the guys are on scholarship. There might be 70 guys on a team but 30 are practice squad and many others never see the field.
That's why on senior days they always announce dudes you've never heard of. They were practice squad basically.
I'd say mens basketball is the toughest because you have to be elite as penetrate to get one of the 8-10 spots.
Tennis or baseball in college means you're too pussy to go pro.Comment -
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but community colleges and D3 schools don't have athlete scholarships period anyways.
based on pure #'s there are more football scholarships available then any other sport EASILY
track gets alot, but they are usually split into lots of partials. so many types of events plus they lump cross country in there usually too
lots of competition for those spots BUT the numbers are less and less every year due to concussion worries. more traditional jock type athletes going with football, baseball ect. best of the best in baseball, many go straight to professional baseball anyways with the huge # drafted. lots of 18 year olds are ready to take a small bonus, get away from home and books, and ride a bus, fuk girls, drink beer and see small town usaComment -
#12Band scholarships are highly sought after at many schools
lots of competition there tooComment -
#13Technically it is cheer... and then golf...Comment -
#14I’d argue the easiest is football, in that if you work hard enough and stick around, you can be awarded a scholarship. There’s 85 scholarships in D1 football and nearly every team has players that start off as walkons, and eventually get put on scholarship. Texas had an almost 30 yr old former navy seal or army ranger, hadn’t played football since HS, try out for their team and eventually started at long snapper a few years ago. Football is the only sport where if you are a good athlete, you can get a scholarship without ever having really played the game. If you work hard and are athletic, the coaches will teach you the game.
Basketball is the hardest. Only 13 rides.
For girls probably easiest is softball. Most every college has a softball team but not many girls play softball in HS. Cheerleading is probably the hardest. Lot girls cheer in HS, but college squads is like going from HS to the big leagues. They’d have as good of chance trying out for the Laker Girls. About a 1 in 250 chance you get picked for D1 cheerleading. I knew lot of girls in college that wanted to do it and got cut even tho they could perform everything required. It’s really a subjective politically motivated business.Comment -
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#18easiest by far is womens golf not even closeComment -
#19I’d argue the easiest is football, in that if you work hard enough and stick around, you can be awarded a scholarship. There’s 85 scholarships in D1 football and nearly every team has players that start off as walkons, and eventually get put on scholarship. Texas had an almost 30 yr old former navy seal or army ranger, hadn’t played football since HS, try out for their team and eventually started at long snapper a few years ago. Football is the only sport where if you are a good athlete, you can get a scholarship without ever having really played the game. If you work hard and are athletic, the coaches will teach you the game.
Basketball is the hardest. Only 13 rides.
For girls probably easiest is softball. Most every college has a softball team but not many girls play softball in HS. Cheerleading is probably the hardest. Lot girls cheer in HS, but college squads is like going from HS to the big leagues. They’d have as good of chance trying out for the Laker Girls. About a 1 in 250 chance you get picked for D1 cheerleading. I knew lot of girls in college that wanted to do it and got cut even tho they could perform everything required. It’s really a subjective politically motivated business.Comment -
#20ok, now for the reality answer
football is hardest, you have to toss out straight numbers, doesnt matter if fb passed out 500 ships and every other sport 10, it's still not close...the reason is competition
every kid in the country that can run without tripping or too small to wear a helmet plays football from a young age (yes that's changed recently over faggotry but still), every league in the country has 1 kid the locals think is barry sanders cause he ran for 3k yards his sr year and won't even sniff an offer
cfb has camps where 300 of these local stars go to try and earn an offer, 290 are completely outclassed and never think about it again, 5 get pitt/rutgers offers, and 5 are actual players
once they get to college, if the coaches were wrong and he sucks, well he gets processed and the ship is gone
easiest - who cares, some title IX nonsense that fb pays forComment -
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#22200 bucks aid doesnt count as a scholarship lolComment -
#23here you go otter
dont listen to these idiots
EASIEST: Womens golf
HARDEST: Mens golf
no girls play golf
rich boys get like a fukkin 5% scholarship while the parents donate big $$$$$ and advertise with the school so while you might be good, sorry the rich donor has the rideLast edited by RudyRuetigger; 07-16-18, 11:37 AM.Comment -
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#25golfComment -
#26lol at golf nerds
yeah those 3 kids in your hs that had a CC membership are really battling it outComment -
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#29College baseball only gives a few scholarships each year it’s only the guys that throw 100 miles an hourComment -
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#31Is Rudy Bi?Comment -
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#34lol rudy and having a clue
you thought i was a liberal 100% due to my psu av, despite 100% of my posts trashing liberals...you finally got it through your head about the 10th time i told you
major fukkin clue this guy
stick to shit talking nerds guyComment -
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